Perilla Mini Portable Table Top Ironing Board with Folding Legs, 12 by 30"

My Mom is in an assisted living center, but that does not stop her from wanting her clothes ironed. This small ironing board fits under her bed or in the closet, and is easy for her to move and to use. It may be portable, but it is not flimsy. Mom may not iron daily as much she used to, but she certainly can iron when she wants to with this handy board.

Will work for the prize. I didn't expect a high end product when I bought it, but I was hoping for something a little better than this. It will work just fine- but it has a few issues. It arrived with a rust spot on the bottom. The legs do not lock into place, so if it is bumped at all it collapses. The pad and cover are very thin and do not appear to be able to hold up to much use.

This ironing board was the perfect size for my needs. The legs could have been a little more stable and lock back into position.

The cover is loose, bunched up and there is no cord, or elastic to pull to tighten it. The padding under neath is loose and slides.The legs push the padding and cover up.I have not been able to use it until I figure out how to smooth it, or buy another type of padding and cover.So far, a waste of my money.

Very handy. Can set up anywhere. The legs are stable. However the fabric cover is so thin the fabric is shredding with just a few uses, and the padding is minimal. I'll keep it and add more padding and another cover.

I like the look, size, material of construction and price of this board. However, the elastic that is supposed to hold the cover in place failed after the first use. If this elastic had been of better quality this would be an excellent portable ironing board. But now it is practically unusable.

As cheaply made as you already suspected.The legs are a deal breaker though. They hardly do the job and fold back easily.Junk. Just garbage.

It was flimsy and when you folded it to put away, the legs flopped open. I just threw it out today.